Plan protection for your home's openings

Hurricane Protection Screens

Get help choosing roll-down hurricane screens for your home. We'll talk through the openings you want to protect, the systems suitable for them and how the screens operate, so you can make an informed decision.

Stuart · Treasure Coast · South Florida

Family-owned and operated in Stuart. Three generations of window treatment industry experience.

Illustration of roll-down storm screens across a ground-floor covered patio
Screen illustrations. The selected model and its documentation determine storm suitability.

Understand your options

Roll-down screens for your home's openings

A roll-down screen stores above the opening when it's raised. Choosing one starts with your home: the size of the opening, the mounting structure and the documentation for the exact system.

Roll-Down Hurricane Screens example

Roll-Down Hurricane Screens

Lower the screen across the opening when needed and store it in its overhead housing when raised. We'll explain the operation and requirements of the proposed system.

  • Roll-down design
  • Storage above the opening
  • Controls matched to the system
  • Product documentation reviewed for your opening

You should know how the screen is secured and how to operate it if power is unavailable. We'll discuss those steps for the selected model before you decide.

A local family business to guide the conversation

The Shutter Factory is family-owned and operated in Stuart. Tom Shinn grew up in the window treatment industry and started his company in 2018, building on three generations of family experience. We bring that hands-on background to explaining your options. For storm protection, we also review the selected system's documentation and your home's structure to assess the fit for each opening.

Choose with the details explained

Understand what is suitable for your home

Storm protection is specific to the product and the opening. We'll help you understand the proposed model, its product approval and the installation requirements that apply. Everyday insect screens and solar shades serve a different purpose; any additional shade or insect-control features need to be confirmed for the chosen storm system.

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Know the system being proposed

We identify the manufacturer, model and product approval so you can see the tested limits and the requirements for your installation.

02

Look at the structure as well as the opening

Opening dimensions, mounting surfaces, anchors and required clearances all matter. Those details need to be assessed together before a system is selected.

03

Be comfortable with the operating steps

We'll explain how the selected screen is secured and used, including any manual operation during a power outage. Keep the instructions and practice the prescribed steps before they are needed.

A plan for your property

Work through the installation requirements

We begin with the openings and mounting conditions, then discuss the selected product's documentation and any project-specific permitting requirements. The installation plan must follow the manufacturer's instructions for hardware, anchors and clearances.

Before proceeding, we'll discuss operation, maintenance and any required inspections. Keep the product and installation documents, along with the applicable warranty information, for future reference.

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Understand the project scope

What goes into a hurricane screen quote

The size and number of openings, approved system, mounting structure and controls affect the cost. Anchoring and other project requirements can also change the work involved.

We'll talk through the proposed scope so you understand the product and installation behind the price. A price per opening alone doesn't describe the complete job.

A few helpful answers

Questions about hurricane screens

Should I choose hurricane screens or shutters?

The answer depends on your openings, the approved performance of the exact product and how you want to deploy and store it. We can discuss those practical differences. Interior plantation shutters are decorative window treatments and don't provide hurricane protection.

Could hurricane screens qualify for an insurance discount?

Your insurer needs to review the proposed product, installation and any required inspection documentation. Ask them before counting on a discount; we don't promise insurance savings.

How quickly can I lower the screens?

That depends on the model, the number of openings and how the system operates. We'll explain the selected system's operating steps, including what to do if power is lost, so you understand its storm-preparation instructions.

Talk with our Stuart team

Hurricane screen consultations in South Florida

Our family-owned business serves Stuart, the Treasure Coast and South Florida. Contact us about the openings you want to protect, or explore our service areas to find your community.

Start with a look at your home

Talk through your hurricane screen options

Tell us which openings you want to protect. We'll help you understand the next steps for assessment and product selection during a free in-home consultation.